Monday, July 4, 8 to 10:30 p.m.
SEATTLE, Wash.—(June 16, 2011) — Guests will enjoy front-row seats to one of the finest fireworks displays in the country while savoring Chef Udo’s sizzling, Classic American Backyard BBQ buffet aboard Waterways Cruises’ Fourth of July Cruise.
WHO: Waterways Cruises
WHAT: Fourth of July Cruise
· 2 ½ hour cruise on Lake Union
· Guests will enjoy Seattle’s spectacular fireworks display from the deck of the Waterways’ yacht, positioned perfectly to give them excellent seats to the show.
· Handcrafted cocktails and “design-your-own” drinks, wine, beers and non-alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase during the cruise.
· Guests will enjoy a delicious Classic American BBQ dinner prepared by Chef Udo:
Classic American BBQ Menu
Beef franks and burgers with everything from braised cabbage to caramelized Walla Walla onions to create your own unique burger or dog.
Classic Caesar salad
Coleslaw
Sweet and smoky pulled pork
Fresh Kaiser Buns
Buttery grilled corn on the cob
Rosemary-roasted red potato and grain mustard salad
Honey-glazed jalapeno cheddar corn bread
Fruit display
Cookie basket
Coffee and tea
WHERE: Yachts will depart from Waterways Cruises HomePort in Seattle: 2441 N. Northlake Way
WHEN: Monday, July 4, from 8 to 10:30 p.m.
Waterways Cruises was founded in 1994 by Hilton Smith and grew from a small family operation into Seattle’s most upscale cruise and event company. Originally starting with a single yacht for private charters, Waterways successfully expanded its operations to three luxurious vessels (Emerald Star, Olympic Star, and Destiny), accommodating upwards of 30,000 guests per year in the last 16 years.
In 2010 Waterways Cruises launched Lake Washington Dining Cruises, departing from the Southport Pier & Promenade in Renton and from the Waterways’ HomePort in Seattle. Featuring new seasonal menus, scenic cruise routes and exciting entertainment options, Lake Washington Dining Cruises brings fine dining experience and sightseeing opportunities to Lake Union and Lake Washington.
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